Thailand’s SET Index closed at 1,588.23 points, decreased 3.01 points or 0.19%, with a trading value of THB 64.07 billion. The analyst stated that the Thai market pared morning gains in the afternoon session due to selling pressures on stocks that have previously surged, as well as oil-related equities. Nevertheless, there are no new supporting factors for the time being.
For tomorrow, the analyst expects the Thai market to move sideways within range.
Iran stated it would not hold direct discussions with United States officials who arrived in Qatar to address the aftermath of recent conflict, creating uncertainty over progress toward a comprehensive peace agreement between the two nations.
Following that, Iranian authorities stated the next steps will focus on clarifying aspects of a ceasefire, which was agreed upon two weeks ago, before addressing broader issues such as limits on Iran’s nuclear activities.
Eurozone factories recorded ongoing expansion in June, capping the region’s strongest manufacturing quarter since early 2022. Easing input cost pressures provided relief, although subdued overseas demand weighed on the pace of overall growth.
In June, the S&P Global Eurozone Manufacturing PMI stood at 51.4, marking a slight dip from May’s 51.6 but maintaining its position above the key 50-point mark that signals growth.
